The Exterminators

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA chemical spill at the ChemDeath company has turned common L.A. bugs into giant sentient mutant bugs, who've formed the League of Insect and started a bug uprising by taking over the City H... Tout lireA chemical spill at the ChemDeath company has turned common L.A. bugs into giant sentient mutant bugs, who've formed the League of Insect and started a bug uprising by taking over the City Hall. Who you gonna call for help? Bug Blasters.A chemical spill at the ChemDeath company has turned common L.A. bugs into giant sentient mutant bugs, who've formed the League of Insect and started a bug uprising by taking over the City Hall. Who you gonna call for help? Bug Blasters.

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The game was suppose to be co-produced with Sony Imagesoft for Sega CD. However, by the time the game was finished, Sony wasn't interested in Sega CD games anymore and reneged on the deal. They also refused to pay Stargate Films for their work on the game. With Sony's departure from the project, the game also lost it's publisher and was shelved for a while. Michael Thomasson from Good Deal Games got his hands on a review copy and loved it so much, he agreed to have his company licensed and finally release the game.

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"Los Angeles - a quiet little town until... THEY CAME! Now a terrified city crawling with crime!"

Bug Blasters: The Exterminators was a cancelled Sega CD on-rails shooter, made by Stargate, that was supposed to come out in 1995. A complete version of Bug Blasters was commercialy released in 2001 by Good Deal Games.

The gameplay is pretty simplistic, it's an FMV game and all you do is just have to aim and shoot...bugs. It's a 'Ghostbusters' rip off, but who cares, i thought it was great and had lots of fun while playing. And after shooting each bug, you get to see a nice clip of the bug blowing up, which is really cool.

Bug Blasters may not be the best game, but it sure was fun playing and also quite funny too. You have to appreciate Good Deal Games for at least allowing this one to see the light of day. Most casuals gamer's probably won't care, but die-hard Sega CD fans should find it worthwhile.

Conclusion - Overall there might not be much of a game here, but Bug Blasters: The Exterminators is still quite enjoyable.